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Announcement!!! My New Manifold!!!!
Hello guys!
As some of you may know, Motordyne has been working on performance products for 370z. The first of which is the M370 intake manifold and it’s good to go! I’ve had it on my car for the last 3 months to see how it performs. The manifold works great. For the guys that do daily driving, you will feel the kick after about 3700RPM. Now I have driven my car in many different canyon roads here in southern California. The car feels outstanding. Now with stock, typically when you drive canyon roads, you do a lot of up and down shifting just the fact that there are many turns also because the turns are real tight. With the M370, (only for experience driver only) you don’t have to shift up and down, just keep it in a gear you feel comfortable and maintain it about 3500RPM’s once you exit the turn just let the clutch go, no need to up or down shift, with the M370 you will feel the extra Hp’s and Tq. Now if you guys have any questions feel free to hit me up. If you want more information and are interested on the actual product and want specs and details, contact Motordyne Engineering Sales (661) 298-7555 Tech (661) 993-5111 Fax (661) 998-5713 HP ratings will be defined by independent dyno testing. http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/a...DYNEM370-3.jpg http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/a...DYNEM370-2.jpg http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/a...DYNEM370-1.jpg |
That is awesome, I am very interested and will check out the store. It looks like the stock manifold is still sitting underneath the Motordyne cover, is it a modified OEM manifold or is it all new and simply retains the look of the OEM manifold?
Edit: Will the car need to be tuned to account for the new manifold? |
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As for the M370, My review on this product is all around great, installation very easy. Performs great, you can still use the stock engine cover for a more stealth look; the tone of motor is different, more aggressive. But be careful, the sounds of it is addicting and you’ll run out of gas fast, lol |
Any dyno charts from before and after comparison? What about the manifold used in force induction applications? How is it?
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Any dyno sheets? and how much is it? Didnt see anything about it on motordyne's site.
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This manifold was completed this week, I had the prototype on my car for the 2 months, and then I had the chance to run the final product for over a month. Its release was earlier this week, it’s not up yet on their site, but it will soon. This is brand spanking new……
This manifold has not been tested with any force induction, if you want to be one of the first to do that, contact MD. Tony wants to work one on one with people that are interested with this manifold, he wants to see what type of application will the manifold be use for, street, racing, drifting, N/A, F/I, what other products will be use in combination with this. Just contact MD, and see what MD can do for you guys. Like I said, he does want to work one on one. |
Get us some dyno sheets! :) :)
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In for the dynos. If it's as noticable as the 350Z MD manifold was then we might have a winner here.
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Nice! I'm in for more info :)
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Let me be the first to say that I find it rather weird that this was developed on your car, yet you state: "there is no telling what HP and Tq will display on dynos".
Who would develop any performance part and not see what it does on the dyno.... |
I would like to see what it makes on my car, with all the bolt on's that i have.
Will it fit with the stillen G3 intake ? I have all the dyno's for my car and i could give some good comparison on it with my 7 AT. on the track and the dyno. Z |
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In for dyno sheets.
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Thanks |
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